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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1948

Page

3

Favorite Recipes From An Old Clip Book

A local newspaper reprint of a collection of recipes found in an old clipping book invites readers to contribute their own. Included are Snow Sherbet using buttermilk lemon and corn syrup with a green color hint and a step by step freezing method to achieve a smooth texture. Also provided are Blueberry Muffins with a described method, ingredients, and baking steps yielding about 8 muffins.

The Herald

L L L Class Meeting At McDaniels Home

The L L L class of Woodland Baptist Church held its regular business meeting at the McDaniel home Thursday evening with hostesses Margarete and Marjorie McDaniel Mrs Wingate Joyner and Ms Roger McDaniel. The class voted to sponsor a chicken in the basket dinner at the Community Building Saturday August 28 from 6 to 8 PM. Hogs represent a profitable suited for Eastern North Carolina.

McDaniels Woodland Woodland Baptist Church McDaniel Margarete Marjorie McDanie Wingate Joyner Roger McDaniel

Town Talk: Local residents on travels and visits

War saw and Mrs. Harrison Stallings of Greenville visit with Mrs. W. G. Williams while Lloyd Sandlin spent Tuesday in Wilson and Warren Bush stayed in Charlotte. Many residents travel to Virginia Beach, Williamsburg, Gloucester, Roanoke Rapids, and Kentucky. several couples and families are guests or visiting relatives in diverse towns.

R. E. L. Wheliss Warsaw Harrison Stallings Greenville W. G. Williams Lloyd Sandlin Wilson Warren Bush Charlotte N. C Martha Grimes Mary Johnson Eva Joyner Molly Jean Virginia Beach Marion Jordan Vick Florence Jordan L. J. Floyd Buggs Island Jeanie Nicholson William Pice Gumberry Marion Harris Julian W Trayior Franklin, Va Traylor J.C. Shearin Mrn W. S. Hobbs Louisburg Fleetwood Sullivan Sullivan Jo-Jo Sullivan G. T. Sullivan Rockingham N.C C. F. Ogletre Virginia Ogletree Enfield L. R. Hasty Charles Harbor Island Wrightsville Beach Hasty Woodrow W. Hasty Sam Williams Little Daughter Washington, D. C L. F Wood Williams Edith Wood W. R. Stevens J. E. Davis Kentucky L. G. Shell, Jr Betty Wilson John Lackey Joanne C. H Speight Vernon Daughtry Ruth Glover A. D. Glover Aurora Bill Dunning Norfolk Cliff Bunn Polly Sue Bunn Emporia A. C. George Margaret Lou George Williamsburg Glouester Miss Bunn Miss George Gloucester Isabelle Riley Roanoke Rapids Hospital Grady Pearson S. A. Harvey Boston Washington Lewis Martin Ivey Luther Ivey R. B. Crosby Tallahassee Fla Eleanor M. Carr Louise Umphlett Roanoke Janie Mae Hale Ray Norris Norris

Mrs G R Bain Jr Honored At Bridge Party

Mrs G R Bain Jr was honored at a Saturday bridge party hosted by Mrs G R Bain at her Jackson home. High score went to Mrs L C Grant Jr, low to Mrs J L Morris with gifts for Mrs G R Bain Jr. A sweet treat was served to a list of guests including Mrs Alston Lewis Mrs A L Cockane and others.

Pigtail Cotton Back to the Blackboard

The article notes a school scene with a girl in a fine cotton dress ready for after school play. It then shifts to agriculture in North Carolina, stating many farms are too small for efficiency, average cropland per farm is 26.4 acres, and about 40 percent of total farm land is cropland. It discusses livestock suitability by area factors.

Jack Borgenicht North Carolina

Early Fall Clothes Favor Quiet, Slim Silhouettes

Fashion expert Marian Corey predicts a restrained new look for early fall with slimmer skirts and quieter lines. Suits gain prominence, skirts stay long, shoulders remain lightly padded, and bold silhouettes fade as the season shifts toward understated elegance.

Marian Corey McCall's

In Memoriam Harvey Thomas Pruden Nine Years Since 1939

The parents speak of their dear son Harvey who departed on August 6 1939 nine years ago. They recall his loving voice and tender care and express sadness at his vacant place. The in memoriam ends with Gone but not forgotten from Mother and Daddy.

Harvey Thomas Pruden Harvey Daddy

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